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In action. whether it's striking voices from social media, or driving certain viewpoints on the airwaves. beating people up, organizing boycotts, for perceived unforgivable offenses or preventing speakers from being heard on a college campus, it's all coming from the same place. a desperate desire to stop debate by branding your opponent unacceptable, and driving him or her from the public square. in just the past week, while i was on my easter break, we saw more examples of the totalitarian agenda in action. popular black conservatives diamond and silk noticed that their facebook fans weren't...

Two miles before the overpass warn of its height. authorities are investigating why the truck driver seemed to have ignored them. >> we are looking at the driver, we're looking at the truck itself, and also the roadway. >> reporter: ryan owens, abc news, texas. >> it should be a riveting day of testimony at the murder trial of former new england patriot player aaron hernandez. his fiance shayanna jenkins is expected to be called to testify. jenkins has been granted immunity which means she can be compelled to answer questions or face jail time. prosecutors have said she lied to a grand jury in...

Talk about where they're in a couple tour maybe feeling they don't fit in does it change the way that speech is received? >> no doubt it does. a wrote an article showing there are more muslims from europe going to join isis than from muslim-dominated countries. 200 from france. from indonesia, maybe 100 had went to isis. they don't feel part of the safety. maybe self-alienating. it goes both ways. in any event, when you feel like an outsider you don't buy into the country freedom of expression. if someone were to defend them it's not writing letters to the ed tors organizing boycotts it's i'm ...

A generalized sense of cynicism and pessism and you've been pointing this out throughout, haven't you? >> that's the other biggest problem. it goes back to something we need to talk about, which is martin luther king. he had a vision that was initially unrealistic. if there was cable news news in his time when he was organizing boycotts, restaurant access and federal laws, everyone would have immediately gone to that cynical approach saying this doesn't look likely. therefore we'll talk about it as unlikely and there ever we're going to end up making it unlikely. >> here's the problem, ari. we...